Disability Rights North Carolina

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We help people with disabilities protect their civil rights

Tell us what matters most to you. Share your thoughts on DRNC’s 2026 proposed priorities, called TARGETS. Now through August 3!

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Each year, Disability Rights North Carolina (DRNC) asks people with disabilities, their families, and other community members to help shape our work by filling out a short survey. Your feedback helps us understand which legal issues are most urgent and important to the disability community.

From June 17 to August 3, 2025, we invite you to share your thoughts and tell us which of our proposed goals—called Targets—should be our top priorities in 2026.

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DRNC’s teams work on many disability rights issues, including housing, education and community access.

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Who does DRNC help?

Our services are free of charge to all residents of NC with a disability. We can also provide information and technical assistance to family members and professionals advocating for North Carolinians with disabilities.

To get help, please use our online intake form, or call us to make an appointment to speak with one of our attorneys.

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